Clean up continues in Moore, Oklahoma

Scott McIntyre/Staff A broken clock remains on the wall while so much else has been ripped away from victim's homes in Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Jim Melby works along with his two brothers to clear out their aunt's home and look for anything salvageable in Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Jim Melby, center, takes a short rest after members from Vivint Home Security's volunteer team, like Nathan Davenport, of Irving Tx., left, showed up to help Melby and his brothers clear their aunt's devastated home in Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Mark Melby works along with his two brothers to clear out their aunt's home and look for anything salvageable in Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Books soaked from the storms remained on the bookshelf of the Melby home in Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Jaden Smith, center, of Fort Smith, Okla., passes along books to fellow volunteers from Vivint Home Security's volunteer team while they help to clear Jim Melby's aunt's home in Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Volunteer groups from across the country have been arriving in Moore since Monday's tornado to help in anyway they can.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Don Melby works along with his two brothers to clear out their aunt's home and look for anything salvageable in Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Don Melby works along with his two brothers to clear out their aunt's home and look for anything salvageable in Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Work continues and will continue with clearing devastated homes Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff A copy of The Daily Oklahoman's coverage of the tornado that devastated the area near Moore, Okla. in 1999 is found while clearing out Jim Melby's aunt's home on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Jaden Smith, center, of Fort Smith, Okla., passes along books to fellow volunteers from Vivint Home Security's volunteer team while they help to clear Jim Melby's aunt's home in Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Volunteer groups from across the country have been arriving in Moore since Monday's tornado to help in anyway they can.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Jim Melby works along with his two brothers to clear out their aunt's home and look for anything salvageable in Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff James Combs, right, of Yukon, Okla., passes boxes to a fellow volunteer, Trey Moss, of Jonesboro, Ark., while they and other members of Vivint Home Security's volunteer team help to clear Jim Melby's aunt's home in Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Volunteer groups from across the country have been arriving in Moore since Monday's tornado to help in anyway they can.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Jim Melby works along with his two brothers to clear out their aunt's home and look for anything salvageable in Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Don Melby works along with his two brothers to clear out their aunt's home and look for anything salvageable in Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Jim Melby works along with his two brothers to clear out their aunt's home and look for anything salvageable in Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff A bird takes flight off of a fence pole in one of the devastated neighborhoods in Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Signs of prayer and resilience are scattered throughout the devastated neighborhoods in Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Scenes from Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Throughout the devastated neighborhoods in Moore, Okla., "For Sale," signs are jokingly placed in the front yards of homes on Thursday May 23, 2013. Many members of the community say they believe that they have to keep their sense of humor when dealing with this tragedy. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff A sign of resilience is seen on a devastated home in Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Josh Ezzell, left, carries water along with other members of Victory Christian Center from Tulsa, Okla., to devastated areas in Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Pastor Lynn Ice helps to unload Gatorades that were donated for tornado relief at Southgate Pentecostal Holiness Church in Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Jim Melby laughs along with his brothers while they work to clear out their aunt's home and look for anything salvageable in Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. "You gotta keep your sense of humor," said Mark Melby (not pictured). Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff An electrical workers rebuilds power lines that were destroyed along Telephone Rd., Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Electrical workers rebuild power lines that were destroyed along Telephone Rd., Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff Electrical workers rebuild power lines that were destroyed along Telephone Rd., Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.

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Scott McIntyre/Staff An electrical workers rebuilds power lines that were destroyed along Telephone Rd., Moore, Okla. on Thursday May 23, 2013. Since Monday's devastating tornado, residents have begun to look for lost belongings and have been helped by many various volunteer organizations from all over the country.